Most slaving companies have thick walls precisely to isolate their product from the outside world, so as to further dehumanize them. It is an impoverished company indeed that would have walls which would allow a conversation to pass through. Discussion.
Kahal’s declaration of the Jdango Sept marks him as someone who was not raised in Boka. Had he been so, he would have referred to it as “the Sept Jdango,” or, if he felt himself unworthy to claim membership, “an […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
The largest slaving companies, such as the Honourable King’s Collar operating out of Al’Kymal, have market days approximately once a week to ensure their stock turns over rapidly. Discussion.
Discussion. This concludes Book One: Promise of Chains.
Numerous slaving companies work out of Al’Rashad or have secondary outposts there, although the centre of the slaving industry in the Calpihate remains Kymal. Rich slaving companies tend to work out of multi-storey buildings; the slave pens are on the […] ↓ Read the rest of this entry…
